Catching a glimpse of tiny sparks, Around the corner away in the dark. I run after them in wild desire, Were they embers from a bonfire? Or shooting stars fallen from the sky, Or specks of gold that can fly? I run again in the dying dusk, After the flickers on beds of musk. The lights become brighter in the fading twilight, Twinkling alone in the warm night. I run faster beneath the trees, But they vanish into the fragrant breeze.

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